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Various state AGs and the Conference of State Bank Supervisors put out an update Tuesday to a study originally released in February that found that seven of 10 seriously delinquent loans “were not in any sort of work-out process.” The new report sings pretty much the same song — 70 percent of seriously delinquent subprime [...]
Various state AGs and the Conference of State Bank Supervisors put out an update Tuesday to a study originally released in February that found that seven of 10 seriously delinquent loans “were not in any sort of work-out process.” The new report sings pretty much the same song — 70 percent of seriously delinquent subprime [...]
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